Water pan protection structure and gas stove

Abstract

The utility model discloses a water -tray protection structure and gas -cooker, including the water -tray of fixed on the panel, it still includes first protection subassembly and / or second protection subassembly, first protection subassembly is used for preventing the soup of spillover from the gap between the liquid guide disc and the stove head and flows to the water -tray, second protection subassembly is used for preventing the soup of spillover along the pot lateral wall and flows to the pot bottom and drops to the water -tray, the utility model provides a water -tray protection structure and gas -cooker convenient to clean.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of kitchen appliance technology, and in particular to a water drip tray protection structure and a gas stove. Background Technology

[0002] The drip tray, also known as a soup tray or liquid collection tray, is an important component under the gas stove. Its main function is to collect spilled soup, oil, and water during cooking, preventing these liquids from flowing into the stove and corroding core components such as the burner caps and nozzles. If the drip tray is not cleaned regularly, it can easily breed bacteria, produce unpleasant odors, and even affect ignition performance.

[0003] The typical connection between the gas stove's control panel and base shell is as follows: first, the burner is fixed to the base shell; then, the control panel is supported around the base shell; next, the drip tray is installed into the drip tray mounting holes on the control panel; finally, bolts are used to secure the drip tray to the burner's support components, thus connecting the control panel and base shell. The drawbacks of this connection method are that spilled soup can easily accumulate at the bolts, corroding them and making disassembly impossible for repairs. Additionally, the drip tray has hard-to-clean areas that are difficult to clean.

[0004] According to existing technology, there is a gas stove, publication number CN109990312A, which includes a liquid guide plate, which is annular in structure and disposed on the upper end face of a liquid collection tray. The inner circular surface of the liquid guide plate is fitted over the burner head. The thickness of the annular body of the liquid guide plate gradually decreases from the inner circular surface to the outer circular surface. The annular body is provided with a first connecting hole corresponding to a second connecting hole on the burner head. A connector passes through the first connecting hole and a through hole on the liquid collection tray and is fixedly connected to the second connecting hole. The inclined design of the annular body allows overflowing soup to flow down the inclined surface without flowing back to the connector, protecting the connector from corrosion. However, because the inner circular surface of the liquid guide plate is fitted over the burner head, overflowing soup can still flow from the gap between the inner circular surface of the liquid guide plate and the outer surface of the burner head to the connector, making cleaning inconvenient. In addition, soup can also fall directly onto the connector, causing cleaning inconvenience.

[0005] In addition, the overflowing soup will flow along the outer wall of the pot to the bottom surface and drip into the serving dish, which requires the serving dish to be removed for cleaning, making cleaning inconvenient. Utility Model Content

[0006] The technical problem to be solved by this utility model is to overcome the defects of the prior art and provide a water tray protection structure and gas stove that are easy to clean.

[0007] To achieve the above objectives, the technical solution of this utility model is: a water tray protection structure, comprising a water tray fixed to a panel. It also includes a first protective component and / or a second protective component; The first protective component is used to prevent spilled soup from flowing from the gap between the liquid guide plate and the burner head onto the drip tray; The second protective component is used to prevent spilled soup from flowing down the outer wall of the pot to the bottom of the pot and dripping onto the drip tray.

[0008] With the above structure, this utility model has the following advantages compared with the prior art: a first protective component and / or a second protective component are provided. The first protective component is used to prevent the overflowing soup from dripping from the gap between the liquid guide plate and the burner onto the drip tray; the second protective component is used to prevent the overflowing soup from flowing along the outer wall of the pot to the bottom of the pot and dripping onto the drip tray, making cleaning convenient.

[0009] Preferably, the first protective component includes: A liquid guide plate, wherein the liquid guide plate has a stepped hole that penetrates the liquid guide plate along the axial direction of the liquid guide plate, and the diameter of the stepped hole facing the water receiving plate is larger than the diameter of the stepped hole away from the water receiving plate. The liquid guide plate is sleeved on the outer side of the burner head through a stepped hole, and the stepped surface of the stepped hole abuts against the end face of the burner head. The stepped hole is provided in the liquid guide plate. The inner side wall of the stepped hole abuts against the outer side of the burner head and the stepped surface abuts against the end face of the burner head. In this way, the overflowing soup will not flow from the gap between the inner side wall of the stepped hole and the outer side wall of the burner head onto the water receiving tray. The structure is simple and highly reliable.

[0010] Preferably, the surface of the liquid guide plate away from the water receiving plate is provided with a connecting part that protrudes from the surface of the liquid guide plate and is sleeved with the burner cap. The end face of the connecting part is provided with a channel communicating with the step hole. The connecting part is used to communicate with the air inlet of the burner cap. The gas of the furnace body enters the burner cap in sequence through the step hole and the channel, so that the soup will not enter the step hole, which is highly reliable.

[0011] Preferably, it also includes a collection tray for collecting the broth flowing down from the guide tray, the collection tray being placed between the receiving tray and the guide tray, so that the broth flowing down from the guide tray flows directly onto the collection tray and does not flow onto the receiving tray. This makes cleaning only the collection tray necessary, making cleaning convenient.

[0012] Preferably, the surface of the liquid guide plate away from the water receiving plate is a conical surface or a frustum, and the connecting part is located at the center of the conical surface or frustum, which facilitates the liquid guide plate to guide the soup from the center to the surrounding area.

[0013] Preferably, the second protective component includes: A stove rack for supporting cookware, with a collection tray at the bottom for collecting liquid from the outer wall of the cookware; An annular baffle is used to prevent overflowing soup from flowing down the outer wall of the pot to the bottom. The annular baffle is fitted onto the outer wall of the pot. The projection of the annular baffle onto the horizontal plane is located within the projection of the drip tray onto the horizontal plane. The annular baffle allows the soup on the outer wall of the pot to fall directly into the drip tray, making it easy to clean.

[0014] Preferably, the liquid collection tray has a ring-shaped structure, which does not take up space.

[0015] As a preferred option, it also includes: At least one support member, said support member being distributed along the circumferential direction of the annular retaining ring; The guide member has a guide groove on the support member. One end of the guide member slides in the guide groove along the axial direction of the support member, and the other end of the guide member is connected to the annular retaining ring. The sliding fit of the guide member in the guide groove realizes the up and down position of the annular retaining ring so as to adapt to cookware of different sizes.

[0016] As a preferred option, it also includes: A reset spring, one end of which is located in a guide groove and the other end of which is located on a guide member, to facilitate the reset of the annular retaining ring.

[0017] A gas stove comprising a water tray protection structure as described in any of the preceding claims. Attached Figure Description

[0018] Figure 1 This is a top view of the first protective component of a water receiving tray protective structure according to this utility model.

[0019] Figure 2 This is a front sectional view of the first protective component of a water receiving tray protective structure according to this utility model.

[0020] Figure 3 This is a front sectional view of the first protective component of the water tray protection structure of this utility model applied to a gas stove.

[0021] Figure 4 This is a front sectional view of a water collection tray protective structure according to this utility model.

[0022] Figure 5 This is a front sectional view of the first protective component of the water collection tray protective structure of this utility model applied to a gas stove.

[0023] Figure 6 This is a perspective view of the second protective component of a water receiving tray protective structure according to this utility model.

[0024] Figure 7 This is a perspective view of the furnace frame, the second protective component of the water receiving tray protective structure of this utility model.

[0025] Figure 8 This is a perspective view of the annular retaining ring, the second protective component of the water receiving tray protective structure of this utility model.

[0026] Figure 9 This is a perspective view of a pot with a water tray protective structure according to this utility model.

[0027] Figure 10 This is a perspective view of a water tray protective structure for a cookware with an annular retaining ring, according to the present invention.

[0028] Among them, 1. Panel, 2. Water receiving tray, 210. Bolt, 3. First waterproof component, 4. Second waterproof component, 410. Stove frame, 411. Liquid collection tray, 420. Annular retaining ring, 430. Support component, 431. Guide groove, 440. Guide component, 5. Liquid guide tray, 510. Step hole, 520. Connecting part, 521. Channel, 6. Stove head, 7. Cookware, 8. Water collection tray, 810. Annular baffle, 820. Water collection trough; →: The direction of the soup flow. Detailed Implementation

[0029] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.

[0030] In the background technology, to prevent spilled soup from accumulating at bolts and corroding them, a liquid guide plate is installed. The inner circular surface of the liquid guide plate is fitted over the burner head. The thickness of the annular body of the liquid guide plate gradually decreases from the inner circular surface to the outer circular surface. The annular body has a first connecting hole corresponding to the second connecting hole on the burner head. The connector passes through the first connecting hole and the through hole on the liquid tray and is fixedly connected to the second connecting hole. The inclined design of the annular body allows spilled soup to flow down the inclined surface without flowing back to the connector, protecting the connector from corrosion. However, because the inner circular surface of the liquid guide plate is fitted over the burner head, spilled soup can still flow from the gap between the inner circular surface of the liquid guide plate and the outer surface of the burner head to the connector, making cleaning inconvenient. Furthermore, soup can also fall directly onto the connector, causing cleaning difficulties.

[0031] Therefore, this utility model provides a water tray protection structure, including a water tray 2 fixed on the panel 1. It also includes a first protective component 3 and / or a second protective component 4. The first protective component 3 and / or the second protective component 4 protect the bolt 210 of the water tray 2, preventing soup from flowing to the bolt 210 and causing cleaning difficulties. The first protective component 3 is used to prevent overflowing soup from flowing from the gap between the liquid guide plate 5 and the burner head to the bolt 210 of the water tray 2, mainly targeting soup flowing down the burner lid. The second protective component 4 is used to prevent overflowing soup from flowing along the outer wall of the pot 7 to the bottom of the pot 7 and dripping onto the water tray 2. Specifically, the bolt 210 is used to fix the burner head 6 to the panel 1.

[0032] Figure 1 This is a top view of the first protective component of a water receiving tray protective structure according to this utility model. Figure 2 This is a front sectional view of the first protective component of a water receiving tray protective structure according to this utility model. Figure 3 This is a front sectional view of the first protective component of the water tray protective structure of this utility model applied to a gas stove, as shown in the figure. Figure 1 , 2 In the embodiment shown in Figure 3, the first protective component 3 includes a liquid guide plate 5. The liquid guide plate 5 has a stepped hole 510 that extends through the liquid guide plate 5 along the axial direction of the liquid guide plate 5. The diameter of the stepped hole 510 facing the water receiving plate 2 is larger than the diameter of the stepped hole 510 away from the water receiving plate 2. The liquid guide plate 5 is sleeved on the outer side of the burner head 6 through the stepped hole 510, and the stepped surface of the stepped hole 510 abuts against the end face of the burner head 6. The stepped hole 510 is provided in the liquid guide plate 5. The inner sidewall of the stepped hole 510 abuts against the outer side of the burner head 6, and the stepped surface abuts against the end face of the burner head 6. The stepped surface abuts against the end face of the burner head 6 to form a horizontal obstruction. In this way, the overflowing soup will not flow from the gap between the inner sidewall of the stepped hole 510 and the outer sidewall of the burner head 6 to the bolt 210 of the water receiving plate 2. The structure is simple and the reliability is high.

[0033] As one embodiment, the bottom surface of the outer circumference of the liquid guide plate 5 abuts against the water receiving plate 2 to cover the bolt 210 inside it, so that the soup flowing down from the liquid guide plate 5 is located in the area of ​​the water receiving plate 2 corresponding to the outside of the liquid guide plate 5, so that the soup will not flow to the bolt 210.

[0034] As one embodiment, the surface of the liquid guide plate 5 away from the water receiving plate 2 is provided with a connecting part 520 that protrudes from the surface of the liquid guide plate 5 and is sleeved with the burner cap. The end face of the connecting part 520 is provided with a channel 521 that communicates with the stepped hole 510. The connecting part 520 is used to communicate with the air inlet of the burner cap. That is to say, the air inlet of the burner cap is sleeved on the outer wall of the connecting part 520, so that the soup will not enter the stepped hole 510, thus ensuring high reliability. The gas from the furnace body 6 enters the burner cap through the stepped hole 510 and the channel 521 in sequence, providing gas for the burner cap. Specifically, the connecting part 520 and the liquid guide plate 5 are integrally formed, which facilitates one-piece molding. Furthermore, the channel 521 and the stepped hole 510 are coaxially arranged, which facilitates the installation and makes it easier for the gas to enter the burner cap. Furthermore, the diameter of the channel 521 is equal to the diameter of the end of the stepped hole 510 away from the water receiving plate 2, which facilitates processing.

[0035] In one embodiment, the surface of the liquid guiding tray 5 away from the water receiving tray 2 is a conical surface or a frustum, and the connecting part 520 is located at the center of the conical surface or frustum. The conical surface or frustum facilitates the liquid guiding tray 5 to guide the soup from the center outwards, allowing it to flow quickly into the water receiving tray 2 and preventing the soup from accumulating in the liquid guiding tray 5. Specifically, the connecting part 520 is located at the center of the conical surface or frustum to facilitate the liquid guiding tray 5 to guide the soup from the center outwards.

[0036] Specifically, the liquid guide plate 5 is detachably connected to the burner cap, and the connecting part 520 of the liquid guide plate 5 is sleeved inside the air inlet of the burner cap; the liquid guide plate 5 can also be fixedly connected to the burner cap, and the connecting part 520 of the liquid guide plate 5 is welded to the air inlet of the burner cap, so that the liquid guide plate 5 and the burner cap are a whole.

[0037] Figure 4 This is a front sectional view of a water collection tray protective structure according to this utility model. Figure 5 This is a front sectional view of the first protective component of the water collection tray protection structure of this utility model applied to a gas stove, as shown in the figure. Figure 4 and 5 In the illustrated embodiment, it also includes a collection tray 8 for collecting the soup flowing down from the guide tray 5. The collection tray 8 is placed between the receiving tray 2 and the guide tray 5, so that the soup flowing down from the guide tray 5 flows directly onto the collection tray 8 and does not flow onto the receiving tray 2. Since the receiving tray 2 is screwed to the burner head 6, the collection tray 8 is placed on the receiving tray 2. The upper end of the guide tray 5 is sleeved on the burner head 6 and the lower end of the guide tray 5 abuts against the collection tray 8. Thus, when cleaning, only the guide tray 5 and the collection tray 8 need to be removed and cleaned, without having to remove the receiving tray 2, making cleaning convenient.

[0038] In one embodiment, the water collecting tray 8 has a ring-shaped structure. Both the outer and inner rings of the water collecting tray 8 are provided with annular baffles 810. The inner sidewall of the annular baffles 810 forms a water collecting groove 820 with the upper surface of the water collecting tray 8. The lower end of the guide plate 5 abuts against the water collecting groove 820 or against the annular baffle 810 located on the inner ring, ensuring that the soup on the guide plate 5 flows into the water collecting groove 820 and does not flow into the receiving tray 2. Specifically, the guide plate 5 is located between the burner cap and the receiving tray 2, thus the guide plate 5 plays a role in heat insulation. Since the water collecting tray 8 is located between the receiving tray 2 and the guide plate 5, the heat insulation effect is even better, and the heat on the burner cap is not easily transferred to the panel 1, extending its service life.

[0039] Figure 6 This is a perspective view of the second protective component of a water receiving tray protective structure according to this utility model. Figure 7 This is a perspective view of the furnace frame, the second protective component of the water tray protective structure according to this utility model. Figure 8 This is a perspective view of the annular retaining ring, the second protective component of the water receiving tray protective structure of this utility model. Figure 6 ,7 In the embodiment shown in Figure 8, the second protective component 4 includes a furnace frame 410 and an annular retaining ring 420.

[0040] The stove rack 410 is placed directly on the drip tray 2. The stove rack 410 supports the pot 7, and its bottom is equipped with a collection tray 411 for collecting liquid from the outer wall of the pot 7. Specifically, the collection tray 411 has a ring-shaped structure, saving space, and multiple legs of the stove rack 410 are distributed along the circumference of the collection tray 411. Furthermore, the cross-sectional shape of the collection tray 411 is V-shaped, so that the soup inside the collection tray 411 does not easily flow out.

[0041] An annular baffle 420 is fitted onto the outer wall of the pot 7, and is located above the stove rack 410. The annular baffle 420 is used to prevent overflowing soup from flowing down the outer wall of the pot 7 to the bottom of the pot. The projection of the annular baffle 420 on the horizontal plane is within the projection of the liquid collection tray 411 on the horizontal plane. The annular baffle 420 allows the soup on the outer wall of the pot 7 to fall directly into the liquid collection tray 411, so that the soup on the outside of the pot 7 will not drip into the drip tray 2. Only the drip tray 411 needs to be cleaned. When cleaning, the stove rack 410 can be removed for cleaning, and the drip tray 2 is not needed, which makes cleaning easier.

[0042] As one embodiment, it also includes at least one support member 430 and a guide member 440. The support member 430 is distributed along the circumference of the annular retaining ring 420. The support member 430 is provided with a guide groove 431. The lower end of the guide member 440 slides in the guide groove 431 along the axial direction of the support member 430. The upper end of the guide member 440 is connected to the annular retaining ring 420. The guide member 440 slides up and down in the guide groove 431 to realize the up and down position of the annular retaining ring 420 so as to adapt to cookware 7 of different sizes. When in use, the cookware 7 is first placed on the annular retaining ring 420. The annular retaining ring 420 is sleeved on the outside of the cookware 7. Due to the weight of the cookware 7, the cookware 7 presses the annular retaining ring 420 down. The guide member 440 plays a guiding role. The bottom of the cookware 7 is placed on the fire cap. At this time, the annular retaining ring 420 is located above the stove rack 410. Specifically, a return spring is provided inside the guide groove 431. The upper end of the return spring is connected to the annular retaining ring 420, and the lower end of the return spring is located at the bottom of the guide groove 431. This supports the annular retaining ring 420 and facilitates its reset after the cookware 7 is removed, making it easier to place the cookware 7 back onto the annular retaining ring 420 next time. Specifically, the support member 430 can be located on the liquid collection tray 411 or directly on the panel 1.

[0043] Specifically, the annular retaining ring 420 can also be directly fitted onto the outer wall of the cookware 7, such as by snapping it onto the cookware 7, or by fixing it to the cookware 7 so that the cookware 7 and the annular retaining ring 420 are a whole, thus eliminating the need for additional support members 430 and guide members 440.

[0044] Because of the annular baffle 420, the soup outside the pot 7 is blocked by the annular baffle 420 and drips directly into the collection tray 411 directly below the annular baffle 420, instead of dripping into the dripping tray 2. Figure 9 .

[0045] If the pot 7 does not have a ring-shaped baffle 420, the soup on the outer wall of the pot 7 will flow along the outer wall to the bottom of the pot 7, and then drip directly onto the drip tray 2, making cleaning easy. Figure 10 .

[0046] Specifically, only the first protective component 3 can be set to concentrate the soup in the area outside the guide plate 5 corresponding to the drip tray 2, so that the soup will not flow to the bolt 210 and is easy to clean; or only the second protective component 4 can be set to prevent the soup from dripping from the outer wall of the pot 7 onto the drip tray 2, which is also easy to clean; or both the first protective component 3 and the second protective component 4 can be set at the same time, so that the soup can be concentrated in the area outside the guide plate 5 corresponding to the drip tray 2, so that the soup will not flow to the bolt 210 and the soup from dripping from the outer wall of the pot 7 onto the drip tray 2.

[0047] This utility model also provides a gas stove, including a water tray protection structure as described in any of the above claims. It further includes a panel 1, a burner head 6, and a burner cap. The panel 1 has mounting holes 110 for the burner head 6 extending upwards from the panel 1. The water tray 2 is connected to the burner head 6 by bolts 210. Only the first protective component 3 can be provided, only the second protective component 4 can be provided, or both the first protective component 3 and the second protective component 4 can be provided simultaneously.

[0048] The principle of this utility model is to set a first protective component 3 and / or a second protective component 4. The first protective component 3 is used to prevent the overflowing soup from dripping from the gap between the liquid guide plate 5 and the burner head 6 onto the water receiving plate 2; the second protective component 4 is used to prevent the overflowing soup from flowing along the outer wall of the pot 7 to the bottom of the pot 7 and dripping onto the water receiving plate 2, making cleaning convenient.

[0049] Operation process: First protective component 3: When the overflowing soup spills onto the burner cap, the soup will drip along the burner cap onto the outer side of the connecting part 520. Then the soup will flow along the outer side of the connecting part 520 onto the guide plate 2, and finally flow into the area outside the guide plate 2 corresponding to the water receiving plate 2. The soup will not flow to the bolt 210.

[0050] Second protective component 4: Soup located outside the pot 7 is blocked by the annular baffle 420 and drips directly into the liquid collection tray 411 directly below the annular baffle 420, without dripping into the water receiving tray 2.

[0051] Based on the above solutions, if any modifications or variations to this utility model do not depart from the spirit and scope of this utility model, and if such modifications and variations fall within the scope of the claims and equivalent technologies of this utility model, then this utility model also intends to include such modifications and variations.

Claims

1. A water receiving tray protection structure, comprising a water receiving tray (2) fixed on a panel (1), characterized in that: It also includes a first protective component (3) and / or a second protective component (4); The first protective component (3) is used to prevent spilled soup from flowing from the gap between the liquid guide plate (5) and the burner (6) onto the drip tray (2); The second protective component (4) is used to prevent spilled soup from flowing along the outer wall of the pot (7) to the bottom of the pot (7) and dripping onto the drip tray (2); The first protective component (3) includes: The liquid guide plate (5) has a stepped hole (510) that penetrates the liquid guide plate (5) along the axial direction of the liquid guide plate (5). The diameter of the stepped hole (510) facing the water receiving plate (2) is greater than the diameter of the stepped hole (510) away from the water receiving plate (2). The liquid guide plate (5) is sleeved on the outer side of the furnace head (6) through the stepped hole (510) and the stepped surface of the stepped hole (510) abuts against the end face of the furnace head (6).

2. The water receiving tray protection structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The surface of the liquid guide plate (5) away from the water receiving plate (2) is provided with a connecting part (520) that protrudes from the surface of the liquid guide plate (5) and is sleeved with the flame cap. The end face of the connecting part (520) is provided with a channel (521) that communicates with the stepped hole (510).

3. The water receiving tray protection structure according to claim 2, characterized in that: It also includes a collection tray (8) for collecting the soup flowing down from the liquid guide tray (5), the collection tray (8) being placed between the water receiving tray (2) and the liquid guide tray (5).

4. A water receiving tray protection structure according to claim 2 or 3, characterized in that: The surface of the liquid guide plate (5) away from the water receiving plate (2) is a conical surface or a frustum, and the connecting part (520) is located at the center of the conical surface or frustum.

5. The water receiving tray protection structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The second protective component (4) includes: A stove frame (410) is provided to support the pot (7), and the bottom of the stove frame (410) is provided with a collection tray (411) for collecting liquid from the outer side wall of the pot (7). An annular baffle (420) is used to prevent overflowing soup from flowing along the outer wall of the pot (7) to the bottom of the pot (7). The annular baffle (420) is fitted on the outer wall of the pot (7). The projection of the annular baffle (420) on the horizontal plane is located within the projection of the liquid collection plate (411) on the horizontal plane.

6. The water receiving tray protection structure according to claim 5, characterized in that: The liquid collection plate (411) has a ring structure.

7. The water receiving tray protection structure according to claim 5, characterized in that: It also includes: At least one support member (430) is distributed along the circumferential direction of the annular retaining ring (420); The guide member (440) is provided with a guide groove (431) on the support member (430). One end of the guide member (440) is slidably fitted in the guide groove (431) along the axial direction of the support member (430), and the other end of the guide member (440) is connected to the annular retaining ring (420).

8. The water receiving tray protection structure according to claim 7, characterized in that: It also includes: A reset spring, one end of which is located in a guide groove (431) and the other end of which is located on a guide member (440).

9. A gas stove, characterized in that: It includes a water tray protection structure as described in any one of claims 1-8.

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